rtPTGE EIGHT
LEGISLATIVE VOTE
Senator Ounn Received 3309
to 838 for Mrs. Pomeroy
for Republican Senato
rial Nomination.
Th Jackson county legislative
tickets, In the November general
lection, According to official counts
completed by the canraulng board,
wilt comprlae on the Republican
ticket State Senator George W. Dunn
of Aihland for the senate, and E. T.
Newbry of Talent and Attorney Wil
liam McAllister of Med ford, for the
house.
Senator Dunn, according to the of
ficial count, received 8,309 votes and
nil opponent, Ariel Burton Pomeroy
of the Central Point district, 838,
McAllister was renominated with
2,736 votes, and Newbry received
000 votes. Both were unopposed.
On the Democratic ticket, for rep
resentatlves, R. O. Stephenson re
oelved 170 votes and W. H. McNatr
100. Both were write-In candidates.
Stephenson, a former representative
declined to file for nomination.
2,403 for Hamilton
Moore Hamilton, editor of the Med
ford News, unopposed, received the
Democratic state senatorial nomina
tion and polled 2,403 votes, the offl-
olat count shows.
For other uncontested state offices,
Emily Ed son, Democratic candldato
for secretary of state, polled 2,276
votes. Secretory of State Earl Snell,
Republican candidate, received 4,140
votes. Charles A. Rice, unopposed
Republican candidate for superin
tendent of public Instruction, polled
9,397 votes.
The official count on the Repub
lican ticket for county offices fol
lowed closely the unofficial count.
For sheriff, the offlcllal count
Showed :
Brock way .
Slngler .....
. 2,018
1.864
Brock way's lead .............
For county commissioner:
Perry
Allen ..
100
1,810
1,441
031
Brophy
Tha Republican vote for Justice of
the peace (Medford district), official
count, was Coleman 2,218. Jerome
611; (Ashland district), M. T. Burns
001, L. A. Hdbcrts 431; (Jacksonville
district). H. C. Mechem, unopposed,
103. There was no contest in the
Oold Hill district.
For the Republican nomination for
constable ( Medford district) , Nick
Young, incumbent and unopposed,
polled 3,260 votes. For county sur
veyor Paul B. Rynnlng polled 8,016
otea.
The official count on the Demo
cratic ticket for county offices and
write Ins" started today.
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Meteorological Report
Forecasts
Medford and vicinity: Shower, to
night and Saturday; not much
Chang In temperature.
Oregon: Showers tonight and Sat
urday, cooler northeast portion to
night and In east portion Saturday;
moderate south to west wind off
ooast.
Ioral Data
Temperature a year ago today:
highest 81; lowest 4a.
Total monthly precipitation, .23
Inches; deficiency for the month. SI
Inches.
Total precipitation since September
1, 1937, 34.8 Inches; exeeas for the
season 8.24 Inches.
Relative humidity at S p. m. yea.
terday, 22 percent; 8 a. m. today, 84
percent.
Tomorrow: sunrise 4:40 a. m.; sun
set, 7:38 p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 a.
120 Meridian Time.
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Boise 82 84 T Cloudy
Boston 60 54 1.33 Cloudy
Chicago 74 M 33 P Cloudy
Denver 78 48 T Clear
Eureka 84 80 .01 Cloudy
Helena 82 48 00 Cloudy
Los Angeles... 82 86 .00 Cloudy
Medford 80 86 .00 Cloudy
New York ..... 88 88 .49 Rain
Omaha 78 88 ,08 P Cloudy
Phoenix 102
Portland 84 84 .00 Cloudy
Reno 86 48 00 Clear
Roseburg 78 84 T Rain
Salt Lake 68 88 .00 Cloudy
San Francisco 82 84 T Rain
Seattle 60 80 .00 Cloudy
Spokane 86 82 .00 Cloudy
Wash,, D. 0. ... 60 38 .64 Cloudy
Yakima 80 66 T Rain
Hope Resigns As
Director of NLRB
SEATTLE, May 27. (AP) Chnrlec
W. Hopo, roglonat director of the
national labor relations board, an
nounced his resignation today.
"I have submitted my resignation
as director of the loth region to the
national labor relations board at
Washington." he said In a formal
statement. "The faetors behind this
move are private and at this time
I do not choose to comment further."
He has been on a vacation In recent
weeks.
New Rabies Scare
Troubles Portland
PORTLAND, May 27. ( AP) Pas
teur treatments for rabies are being
given 20 persons who were bitten by
dngs believed to have had the ilsease.
Dr. Adolf Welnzlrl, city health offl- I
cer, said yesterday.
Vc tori n avians recommended free In
oculation of All dngs In tin effort to
curb the dlsenno, Dr. Welnzlrl snld.
Phone 342 We'll haul away your
refuse.1 City Sanitary Service.
fort V ' ."
...,.... sanitary condition, have)
bean conducted by eminent
heolth authorities to deter
mine just how safely-clean typical
homes might be. The bacterio
logical findings leave no doubt
of the absolute need for disin
fected cleanliness in every home.
It wos conclusively proved thot
even homes with all the appear
ances of cleanliness harbor dan
gerous germs.
Health Is priceless . . . why take
chances? Use Clorox In routine
cleansing, for Clorox is outstand
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scientists proclaim sofest, best
suited, most economical for house
hold use ... a voluable"f)rst-ald"
in greater Home Health Control,
By following the simple directions
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MEDFORD MAIL
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Sole Remaining American
Defeats Tolley and Thorn
son in Day's Play Nine
Foot Putt Is Clincher
TROON. Scotland. May 27. (API
Charley Yates of At lan ta tod ay
reached the final round of the Brit
ish amateur golf championship by
hanging on to gain a one-up victory
In 19 holes over Hector Thomson of
Scotland.
In tomorrow's Sfl-hole title match
the cheerful American Walker cup
player will meet Cecil Ewlng. giant
Irishman who eliminated O. Ross
(Bandy) Somervllle of Canada, two
up, "In the other semi-final.
Yates, who had seen Thomson wipe
out the three-hole lead he built up
with a two-undor-par 34 on the first
nine, sank a nine-foot putt for
birdie on the 19th green for his vie
tory.
Yates thus gained credit for ellml
natlng the two only former chara
plona left In tho field. Thomson
won the title two years ago while
veteran Cyril Tolley, whom Charley
put out In this morning's quarter
finals by 8 and 2, captured the title
In 1Q20 and 1029.
The excitable southerner, who In-
eluded an eagle 2 In his morning
round to be out In 33, hit the turn
In 34 this afternoon. He won the
first hole by sinking an 13-footer,
rammed home a beautiful 60-foot
putt for another winning blrdte at
the sixth, then put his tee shot on
the short eighth 20 feet away and
sank that putt for a deuce and 3 up.
Short with his second, Charley
dropped the tenth, and saw his lad
out to one hole as Thomson canned
a nine-footer for a 8 at No 12. An
eight-footer for a 4 at No. 15, where
Yates was short again, put the Bcot
on even terms, and he went ahead
for the first time on No. 17, where
Yates sliced Into the sand.
Charley then took the next two
holes for the match. At the 18tb,
while Thomson got In trouble, Yates
played two down the middle of the
green, squaring the match with a
par 4. On the first extra hole tie
came out of the rough, nine feet
from the pin, with his second and
with Thomson only foot short on
his third, walked up and hit the ball
Into the center of tho cup.
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The Grange
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Gold Hill Grange held regular ses
sion May 19 with very, good attend
ance. Lecture hour, put on by Central
Point In charge of Mr. Vincent. let
turer. Included a talk on the Rogue
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River O oat association, by Mr. T.
Hart; community slnfflnc, lad by
Mrs. Arnold Bohnert, with tilse Lola
Blackford at plsno; talk on Orange
Insurance by O. O. Maust, Orange co
operative manager; reading, Mrs.
Edith Bohnert; plsno solos, Phllls
Furry: talk on air mall week by Mr,
Vincent, rural carrier; solos by Mils
Roberta Pankey, accompanied on
piano by Miss Blackford.
William Ferguson and wife were
voted alternates to state Orange. In
rase Master William Howes and Mrs.
Howes cannot go.
Oold HID Orange won a 4-R schol
arship from Oetea and Lydlard and
Myrtle Winn wa voted to go to the
gathering In corvallls In June. Mrs.
Howes won the 13 package of flower
seed donated by QUI Brothers for
bringing the most ssles slips to last
Orange meeting.
Lola Blackford won the cake and
all enjoyed a piece of It.
Next serving committee Includes
Mr. and Mrs. Howes. Mr. and Mrs.
Hlttle and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Oay.
Refreshments were served at close
of the meeting by the Qreenleafs,
Plenes, Campbell and Henderson.
May 72 being rural church Sunday
about 36 Grangers attended church
and they had pot luck dinner at tits
hall. Visitors were Reverend Darling
and fsnv.17. of Talent: Mr. and Mrs.
Al Floyd, Mrs. Davis and Mr. and
Mrs. Perry L. Walt. We were also
glad to have Marjorte Pena with us
for dinner.
Butte Falls
BUTTE FALLS, May 27. (Spl.)
George Coats was Injured In a car
wreck on the Klamath Palls road
last Friday. He la In a Medford
hospital. His family moved to Med
ford on Saturday. Mr, Coats had
several ribs broken.
Mrs. Lohr and son moved to Ash
land Saturday.
Jack Tungate. Alice Tun gate, Ted
Fredenburg and Willis Carson tied
for central committeeman for this
district.
Mr, Clark will take the seventh and
eighth grade pupils and two sixth
grade pupils to visit the coast and
tho Oregon Caves.
Mr. and Mrs. Albern and children
wl U move 1 n to tb e Roscoe Larson
house soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Edmond.son and
family have moved Into the Day
house vacated by Mrs. Lohr.
Hustlers club met with Mrs. Chas.
Patton Thursday afternoon.
Flih lska la a popular resort for
week-end fishing. Most of the fish
ermen got their limit of eastern and
sllversldes last Sunday. It was very
pleasant and warm at the lake. There
were little black gnats In abundance
but the fishermen don't mind these
nuisances.
BREAD Hey You old
cheese. I've been looking
for you.
CHEESE You can't lose me.
We go so well together.
Use Beck's TRIPLE "T" and
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holiday, picnic or camping trip
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OTCEfiOy. FRIDAY. NTT
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ENGLISH LUTHERAN
The public was reminded todsy of
the Memorial Sunday services to be
held at 11 a. m.. May 39, In the
English Zlon Lutheran church on
4th street near Oakdale avenue.
The services will be conducted by
the pastor, the Rev. Werner Jessen,
and the public la Intlted. It Is ex
pected that members of veteran and
patriotic organizations will attend In
, roups.
A parade and exercises will mark
observance of Decoration Day here
Monday. The parade will leave city
park at 0:30 a. m. and proceed along
Malb street to Bear Creek bridge,,
where brief exercises will be held
The procession will then return to
the park where tue day's major pro
gram will be held. In case of In
clement weather the park exercises
will be held In the nearby Presby
terian church.
At 3 :30 Monday afternoon. Civil war
veterans, Women's Relief Corps snd
Daughters of Union Veterans will con
duct memorlsl ceremonies In the
Medford I.O.O.F. cemetery.
All Medford business establishments
will be closed Mondsy In observance
of Decoratlam Day. The Mall Tribune
will be published shortly after noon.
Laurel Morris Is
SONS Student Head
SOUTHERN OREGON NORMAL
SCHOOL. Ashland, May 37. (Spl.)
Laurel Morris, son of Mr, and Mrs.
R. C. Morris of 1138 West Fourth
street, Medford. has been elect
ed president of the associated stu
dents here for the school year 1938
1939. f
Missionary to Speak
At Christian Church
Miss Hattle Mitchell, daughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. T. Mitchell of Ash
land, snd long a faithful and help
ful missionary to Africa, has recently
returned to the States. She la visiting
her parents this week, and will fill
the pulpit of the First Christian
church. Ninth and Onkdale. on Sun
day morning at 11 a. m.
Miss Mitchell hss spoken In the
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27. '1938.
DEATH of Americans. Ger
mans, Italians. Moors as well as
Spaniards (above) rav war a
world aspect
local church In other years on her
return from Africa, and all who have
heard her look forward to the oppor
tunity of hearing In her interesting
way first-hand experiences of bring
ing the gospel of Christ to the Afri
can natives.
NOTED PHARMACOLOGIST
PASSES UNEXPECTEDLY
BALTIMORE, May 37. (P) Dr.
John Abel, whose rrsearche brought
relief to thousands previously doom
ed to misery and death, will be
burled tomorrow beside his wife In
Montour Falls, N. T.
Tho professor emeritus of pharma
cology at Jol 1 ns Hopk 1 ns h cap 1 tal ,
who made possible the synthetic pro
duction of Insulin and adrenalin,
died unexpectedly at 81 yesterday
a week after he had been elected to
foreign membership In the Royal So
ciety of London.
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VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
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The Dslly Vscatlon Bible school of
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S a. m. The sessions will be held
each week day. exoeptlng Saturdays,
from 0 to 11 a. m.
Mrs. Helen High Pierce will direct
and will be assisted by a fine staff
of assistants. All children under htgh
school age are Invited to attend.
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